Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce Marry at Madison Square Garden in New York City

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce married at Madison Square Garden in New York City on Friday, July 3, with the ceremony announced to the public by billboards outside the arena reading “JUST&T MARRIED!”

People reported that the couple said “I do” at Madison Square Garden, and that their vows were “about 20 minutes each,” read from gold books.

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People also said Paul McCartney performed “I Want to Hold Your Hand” and that Stevie Nicks was on the lineup of A-list performers.

Variety described the wedding as a spectacle announced to the world via digital billboards outside of MSG that read “JUST&T MARRIED!” and said the day after the ceremony, photos circulated of an ivory handkerchief embroidered with lace that included the date “July 3, 2026” and the location “New York City.”

CNN said the wedding was announced like something from one of Swift’s music videos, with the Empire State Building lit up in blue in their honor as a rainstorm began.

Multiple outlets tied the ceremony’s look to Christian Dior Haute Couture, with People quoting the couple’s rep saying, “The bride and groom’s wedding ceremony looks have been created byChristian Dior Haute Couture.”

People reported that Swift and Kelce “did not have bridesmaids or groomsmen,” with Swift’s brother Austin Swift serving as Taylor’s Man of Honor and Jason Kelce as Travis’ Best Man.

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CNN said the couple’s friend Adam Sandler served as their officiant, and ABC News anchor George Stephanopoulos told ABC News after the wedding that the vows were “real, vulnerable, serious and silly, deeply loving.”

Variety added that Adam Sandler served as the officiant, according to a press release obtained in the minutes following the ceremony, and it said the handkerchief’s center featured a stitched monogram of Swift and Kelce’s first initials with the lyric “So it’s gonna be forever…” from Swift’s 2014 hit “Blank Space.”

ELLE said the wedding included original music from Adam Sandler, reporting that TMZ reported Sandler sang an original song that was “humorous yet touching and was all about their love.”

Coverage emphasized the scale and secrecy around the event, with Variety saying guests were sent watermarked, digital invites that came with NDAs and that some reports said the guest list exceeded 1,000 names.

ELLE said the ceremony and reception were private and out of the eyes of the paparazzi, and it reported that the couple said “I do” in New York City’s Madison Square Garden in front of more than 1,000 guests.

CNN described the lead-up as a spectacle with TSA-level security and said a rehearsal event for about 100 attendees took place Thursday evening, while the wedding day itself featured a 1,000-person guest list.

Variety reported that a source confirmed to Variety that Mark Seed served as the wedding planner, and it said photos circulated of the embroidered handkerchief with “T&T,” the date and “New York City,” along with the “Blank Space” lyric “So it’s gonna be forever …”

La Voz de Galicia said a four-block stretch of Seventh Avenue was closed off, with access limited to wedding vendors and to dozens of cars carrying guests, many with tinted windows, entering the venue through a huge black curtain installed on the building’s exterior.